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FVC2207

Is Reasonable Compensation Really Reasonable?

Date
November 14, 2022
$49
Standard Price
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Discussion to include: (1) When to adjust for reasonable compensation, (2) Double dip issues, (3) Sources for reasonable comp, and how to use appropriately, (4) Discussion of whether BV experts are qualified to opine to reasonable comp

Learning Objectives

  • Analyze circumstances where it is appropriate or inappropriate to make a reasonable compensation adjustment.
  • Differentiate between compensation for services and return on investment
  • Distinguish between sources of compensation data for select industries or businesses
  • Determine if you are qualified to opine on reasonable compensation

Speakers

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Neil J. Beaton, CPA/ABV/CFF, CFA, ASA
Managing Director, A&M
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Jessica Landay, ASA, ABV, CVA, MAFF
Partner, Harper Hofer & Associates, LLC

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